I was reminded how when we are young(er) we just take these leaps of faith because they feel good or seem like fun. We are able to trust differently even if it’s based in naivete.
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On eating watermelon in front of white people: “I’m not as free as I thought”
Racism has a powerful, sneaky way of inflicting shame.
Fat Is Not a Bad Word
“For me, fat is a way of saying f*ck you.”
Here’s Why the Era of Leadership Begins with Diversity
If firms continue to look at the same pool of people for diverse and innovative ideas, they will continue to miss huge opportunities.
How history textbooks reflect America’s refusal to reckon with slavery
Textbooks have been slow to incorporate black humanity in their slavery narratives. And they still have a long way to go.
I’ve Lost Faith in the Way the Black Church Polices Women’s Bodies
Black women do not need to follow a White supremacist standard to receive God’s love.
Sarah Silverman still doesn’t get how to talk about blackface
And she doesn’t seem to understand cancel culture, either.
Trump Will Not Halt My Healthcare
When I first talked to my doctor about surgery for my transition, he said…
Following Ilhan Omar Coverage, Yemeni Bodega Owners Are Boycotting the New York Post
In this op-ed, writer Vanessa Taylor reports on how a Yemeni bodega boycott of the New York Post is a reaction to the publication’s coverage of Ilhan Omar.
17 Powerful Photos Highlighting the Spectrum of Masculinity
The subjects of Tarik Carroll’s EveryMAN project are staged as powerful monarchs the world should feel blessed to witness.